ekphore

present singular third person ekphores · participle present ekphoring · participle past ekphored · past ekphored

1. alternativeAlternative form of ecphore.

   Instead of dictating the protocol of the experience you have just lived, you are required to reproduce, to revive, to remember, to ekphore it.

   1911, Gustav Adolf Wohlgemuth, Pleasure–Unpleasure: An Experimental Investigation on the Feeling-Elements, Cambridge University Press, via the Internet Archive, retrieved 30 Aug 2026, page 18

   1 more example

   Strings like emotionize, which are not common English, appear frequently: this one is in the hierarchy as brain and ekphore, where ekphore is the negative of excess and louden.

   1987, Michael Lesk, “Book Review: The Wordtree”, in Computational Linguistics, volume 13, numbers 1–2, via Borges Center, University of Pittsburgh, retrieved 0 August 2026, page 69